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I love the trading card investor market. The delicious absurdity of people unironically spending thousands of dollars on cardboard rectangles and treating them like gold bars...that shit makes my dick hard.

#VintageValues

>> No.17198741

>>17198719
why yugioh tho? those cards arent nearly as aesthetic as mtg

>> No.17198744

>>17198719
I got fascinated with rare coins for like a couple of hours one night. Blows my mind that people will pay tens of thousands of dollars for a penny with wheat on the back and because the person printing the coin at the mint fucked up

>> No.17198746

>>17198719
Shh I'm still accumulating.

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17198766

Raised in the 90's.
Literally not throwing away a single thing, there will always be collectors.

>> No.17198767
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>>17198719
BUT ITS THE BLUE EYES WHITE DRAGON

>> No.17198790

my buddy has an entire binder full of holo pokemon cards we looked at some of the value on the cards and they were going from anywhere to 200-1200 and he has tons of repeating very rare cards, seriously his binder is probably 50-100k, but he values the sentiment more that's why I think they have autistic valuations because your customer is an autist that doesnt value money anyway

>> No.17198830

>>17198790
good on him for not getting jewish about it

>> No.17198832

>>17198741
Aesthetic schmaesthetic. Untaxable, off the books income is good. Same reason people pay millions for art, whether it's a masterpiece or a single inkblot on a posterboard.

>> No.17198878

>>17198832
well thats one reason, but there are many variants of the types of people who would get into art dealing or things like that. for me, ive played magic, i would probably fall under the i prized my collection category

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my friend prints up rare cards for everything, yugioh pokemon you name it. sometimes he gets seethed messages on ebay from collectors and we have a good kek about it

>> No.17198943

>>17198719
I don’t know what it is about collecting but I love it. Haven’t done it in a decade though as I prefer building assets. When I make it I’ll probably get into mineral collecting. Hunting for the most aesthetic rare crystals I can find.

>> No.17198964

>>17198943
yea theres really no harm on missing out a few years of not collecting because if you build a majority of your capital elsewhere, like a high paying job or investments you'd be able to just buy all those collectors items some time down the road

>> No.17199033

>>17198719
I had a whole buckets worth of old yugiyoh and pokemon cards, cant believe I threw them all away. Likely lost out on thousands of dollars

>> No.17199685

>>17198790
Yeah right, unless they are all shadowless charizards or something, most holos are just a few dollars if that topping out at less than a hundred bucks.

>> No.17199719

>>17198894
How